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SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK. MONDAY JULY II, lSS1
ARRIVED.

Wy a.,
ARRIVED.
steamer serva tBr Mckay Lverpool July Queenstown
s. with $3.50 passengers to Vernon IL Brown Co.
Steamer Marray LIVERPOOL IqIv Queens;
r t,y tar,on ir Hull Barrow Juno "A. with iron
ORDER vessel 10 simpson, Spence Young Arrived ut Tho
Steamer Ethiopia (Br). Wilson, Glasgow juno 80 Neville
with mdse and 800 passengers to Henderson BIOS
st"%e a boSs@a osr Kaow Hamburg June 2e
81. with mdse and passengers TO knnhardt & Co
3 With m,lse and pa,sengers to oerichs & Co
r sssr Ey gee cnr:o CARE
Steamer Alyena pr Maesay o"nsyes Jnne por. aI
20 Port Linen DAYS with m'se and passengers to Pm
Fs s,"sa fS SFSsa .0 aa @
6a.a Arrived s az tSs Bar a% al
steamer saratoga Curtis Havana days. with mdso and
Steamer O. o1oits MCKAY Key West days. mdso
and sso Taa Ta@ and Port
Royal with mdse and passengers TO Chas Mallory
steamer City OF Savannah, Smith, Savannah "a days. with
Steamer COMMON wealth. Van kirk Philadelphia with mdse
stSs@sr jes@ond tBr, Hall. Philadelphia, in ballast to
rs s.s to mor Mi%' mS n'Ss f''l WIN muse w
Steamer Hsytien Republic Compton Boston, in ballast to
steam schr Jesnc Freethy. Boston. in ballast to- Win
snip Thomas Nichols, Hull ~ days with salt and
Bark John brewer Joseln Cebu 100 days with sugar
hemp orior vessel TO Vernon Brown Co .,,.
OF soda to HeminSw.y Browne vessel to IL Winchester
a Co.
Bark Ceer Nor Teefsen Csnfuegos Id days with sugar
to Moses Taylor q Co; vessel 10 Carsten Doe.
Brig Arcadia Woodward Barbados June 10, Antigua o
DAYS with sugar TO IL Trowbridges Sons.
sUNsEr-At Sandy Hook, wind Moderate n W. clear At
City Island. Wind light. NV clear
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer Cherokee Jacksonville days via Charles
ton. with mdse and passengers to VIM clyde & Co.
CLEARED.
steamer Nevada tr,. Douglass Liverpool via Queenstown
stsansr Colon Henderson Aspnwall- Pacific Mail SIS Co.
Steamer City OF Savannah Smith, savannahHenry fonge
Steamer auyandotte Kelley. Newport News and West
Point Va-Old Dominion Is 60.
steamer Martha Stevens Chance Baltimore-B Downer
Ship spcer tBr. speer. hotterdam-J whitney
Co.
ship st David Pearson San Francisco Sutton a Co.
Bark Elisabeth t0er), Brauer. Hamburg-Wauen, Toel
d Co.
BARK Capricorno tAust, Pessy, 0porto-Bea Cosulich
Bark Errante AUST. Nicolich, Lisbon-Bea Cosulch.
Bark ALI (Nor). jensen Bolfast-Funch, Edvo h Go.
Crosby Eddy.
I.rt BARR 6hinampas CBr,. Mcouarns. Bay verte NIB
w Parker Co
BARK Magic NJ (Br) Boyd Windsor NS-J w Parker Co
Bark Alba (Ital CordigA Standardization Boyesen.
Brig Isabella Balloon (Br) Armstrong Ceiasne Arg Hep
John Dunn-
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DENYING ALL MIR. srEpHEysoys CHARGES

4 DENTINU ALL MK STETUENSUN'S CHd HbEM
George ii. OF the American Emigrant Company.
whose home Hartford Conn., at the office Of tho
company No 80 stse yesterday He said that he had
been sultaon with his lawyers with regard 10 tho
charges made by Emigration Commissioner Stephenson
against company lie said that the attack OF Mr. Sc hen
Their business he continued
wholly with Scandinavian emgrans In handling drafts
securing tickets tnom through their relatives In this
Letters coming in he said from all parts OF
making with TO these charges
Yesterday John taller OF New.York
a OF that vicinity. the Office
Chemical National
himself thoroughly satisfied with tic
reliability O the company before leaving the city.
j. c. Savery the manager said; we show long and
refue which
has been brought against We protested against being
the and do not think tho Commissioners
their action by the courts We have
provided this year about 1000 Scandinavian emgants
who have to this country"
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Aunou nrefn sit&
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D.,

10 West B3f.sk
Uours-s 10 IL 5toT Di-easo, OF the Nervous system
Genito Urinary organ, Impotence an stsritv
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TRYING yosyyoIN THE oIrY UrHoR1rIEs

Acting Mayor Beekman was yesterday served with
papers in q suit brought ~ Peter McGinness 10 the
Superior Court to restrain the city authorities In
GLIDING the BOARD OF Electrical Control from carry
ing into effect the provisions Of the Subway bill
There is an affidavit by ID. Morgan Hildreth jr, and
q summons to show CAUSE on Thursday at II q. m.
why Injunction should not be issued staying all
proceedings by the city authorities toward carrying
out the subway contracts Mr.. Hildreth is tho pres
dent OF the New-York Underground Telegraph Com
pany In his affidavit he alleges that the contract of
Company the result of q corrupt bargain, and he
bases this allegation on tho testimony given In the
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ENTRIES FOR MONMOUTH PARK RACES.

IN
The rich July Stakes and the shrewsbury
Handicap may be expected afford excellent sport at
mouth Park to-day and there is also neat handicap Tor
three -olds open the programme
Firenz is running so well and good FLY that
abe ou win the and ordway may get second
place.
Mr. scotts black has shown fast work 10 p
vate fair speed in public and has improved so muc
that he should take July with McLaughins mount
second The propose TO run both Balston ana
okena The ys private work better than the COLTS but
whichever of the Mclaughlin rides should get the place
The distance probably great for Dry Monopole In the
shr.vshurv Uandicap He does not than mile
and quarter Hidago Ike l25 pounds and Rupert
seems out Of FORM Preakness Stable may take the
trick with and Bousatonic may run second as the
e0ts and distance suit these and both appear TO
be a their best.
Jennie B. il getting less nervous and has an excellent
chance in tho fourth But may be safer to play Con
falon to win good jockey and Jennie b. Tor the
place.
IoIIa.r ix.on fIaa nf
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Brig Daylight Foster. Port span-L w q Armstrong.


Steamers winchester. for Cardiff; Colon. Aspinwall
Banks hetland BuenOs Ayres Srecna p Marselles;
Elizabeth. HAMBURG: Margarida. OpOrtO
Briggs Alice Bradshaw for POtau Prince: Daylight Fort
Spain Scrcaner, Portland
Anchored at City Island, bound out-Bark syringA for
st John. NIB.
Bark Kong (Nor Nelson Bahia via Delaware Break
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Iovpoy July Sailed. steamer Canada tBr. Goudey FOR
New York.
IIvKgrooL July 9-Arrivei. steamer Lasse tBr) Ham.
mnnd, from New.YOrk June 20.
QUEKxsrowN. July ll-Arved 'teaner Lord Cough (brl
Philadelphia June 30 on her way to Liverpool
land proceeded. -
sourHAMProN July ll-Arrived. steamer Vera Ger,
Bussus New York July Oh her 10 Bremen land
pioceeirtO.
July Arrived, steamer State OF Pennsylvania
(Br Mann from Vow York Jun' 80. ~
9-Salleii state OF NoOraska lbrs
Brars glasgow hence for New York.
LIZ, RID July l'-Passei ste Martello (Br JENKINS
from New. York on Ter way Ia NIL
PASSED.. steamer u taland (Dtcn.
from New York her Rotterdam.
Juv ll-Arryel. steamer la Gascogne (Br), san
telI from New.YOrk July 3 -,
MtRsFliLEs Guly 3-Arrvei steamer Chandernagor 9TH
Jacques. from Now YORK .
Salet ste. n.' Brttnnl FRI ParaZols. for Newiork.
July iO-Passcd steamer LcnnoS BIZ rheaIie
ant Japan pnrts On lrr way O. New ork
July 9-Arrtvei steamer CITY OF Ne W. hcrA,
Sclrle, from san Francisco
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.



The body elderly the face swollen aud discoored
bearing evieuce OF having been several days III The
water pcke the beach Point breeze Coney
Island, sundy evening Tho initials r., NJ" were
undcfclO the dead man AMI III his
pockets bunch OF keys two knives pair OF silver
engraved with the letter -" and small
which pruted card he ring the adde, Of
Charles ". Dckel x Co.'S kding Acaiomy. No ia 1870
Meat New York The body measured i've
feet eight nchas medium build. hal hair aud ui
gray beard, al dressed In gray hrt black
a and buoned giicrs By direction OF tho
Sieepshead Bay and there awaits
Edward Dckel OF the proprieors OF the
riding academy, SAID last evening that he
did not the dead Of their customers.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

GAMES IN OTHER CITIES
WASHINGTON July 1.-the Senators played In splendid
form to-day and the Chicago club with ease clark
sons curves were direction oDay pitched
in fine form almost perfectly supported The score
appended; 80
Washington. .............--......o 600 0-l2
Chicago v " 4 " v v
Basehi,s-washngtop Is; Chicago. 10 Errors-Wa shng
ton Chicago. o. Pitchers-ODay ana OArkson. Onpo'
Mr.. Valentine and Mr. krieg.
ST LOUIS July 1.-THE ST. Louis club BY heavy Dattng
and brilliant fielding defeated the Baltimore clup easily
to-day. The appended:
ST. Louis--.-....... .....-.-......0 96
baltimore ......--.............2 U U g o
Basehts-St Louis 20 Baltimore 10. Errors-st louis
O; Baltimore Pitchers-Caruhers and Kirby. umpire
Mr. Ferguson.
CIycryyATI July ll-once did the Metropotans 20
down before MuaDes pitching to-day Reilys terrnc mt
ting feature Of the game Lynch pitched Wen an
lows:
METROPOLITAN ...............----0 U U U W
Basehts-C ncinnat. 49, Metropolitan. Errors-Ci3cin
natl 1; Metropolitan. q Pitchers-Mullane ana Lynch
Umpire-Mr McQuade.
PBlAp July 1.-THE Philles won game to-day
from India papos hitting when were on Bases ov
superior running and with the material o.
the umpire declared Fogarty safe second when no WAS
pspaLly out This decision gave the Phies two runs The
as follows;
indianapolis. .........-....-.. 80 ! y
Philadeiphis L U x o
Basehs- indianapolis 10; Philadelphia Ia Errors In
dianapos, 3; Philadelphia Pitchers-fast ana |ascy
Umpire-Mr Pratt
AtTOrOnto- Rochester IL, Toronto q
AT uamlton-Hamilton y. Bunaoa
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Victoria Hs,i Kapioani and suite OF the Hawaiian
Islands; Rear.Admira w. t. Roy u D. Navy, and Count
and Countess de Gslarza. OF Havana. FRI drsiv Hotel
Ex-Governor Charles Foster Of Ohio; Henry w sage OF
Ithaca and exCongressman Frederick Miles OF Conneccn
Windsor Redistribution Harris OF Albany. and John
w shaw President OF the Columbus Hooking Valley aud
Toledo Railway Company. Mnrrou HU Hofe-Judge
Pardon G.. Williams OF the New-York Supreme tonrt
Motion Heuse-Souator H. J. CoggeshaiL Of Waiervile
n ". Hotel BruHsaOcL-C ol0nel Cbrystie of London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-12

Mcmahon Flynn suit in the United States District
Court. He declares that tue contract was entered
into without competition and the effort made to
confirm and Ierpeiuate this contract WIS made Tor
the private Of the individuals CONCERNED IN the
Copslructio Company aud not tor the interests OF
the CITY, Furthermore. II is ,ared that the law Is
properly the satute boOks for various reasj ns
which described at length The papers have been
turned to the CORPORATION Counsel John H.
Dos Passos appears for the complainant.
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races. Long Branch $50 p M oo
Flats reference before Referee Cole lioo
q IN.
Board of Estimate and ApDortlonment noon
New.York Pttsburg la eDal match, Polo Grouns r. u
Meeting OF Temple Gates OF Hope eongregato on p III
National Rife As >ocation. Kelly Building 800 y m
Master House Painters Association annual con 'ehtlon
Masonic Temple.
Brookiyn Board OF Education. city Hall;
Excursion OF Church OF the Sea and Land sundayschoo 10
Idlew nd Grove. -. ...
Kesher she Barrel annual festival Empire CITY Colosseum
XVIIth ly District Protective Taria League NO.
344 West Forty. fourth ST.. =. m. u 80, ,,.,- 49,,
National Irish League Convention lwelh D'srct Sou
House, ID. IN.
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THE COURTS.

SUING FOR HER HUSBANDS LIFE INSURANCE
ON April 81, 1884, Louis sweet. commercial traveller
employed by en- cloth dealer OF this city, while taking
Turkish bath at tae Wnd'or Hotel in Denver Col slipped
ant fell receiving injuries which, his widow, Wet ora
ell m- causel his death She held two policies OF
IN the United States Mutual Accident Association
So 900 each which the company refused 10 paw She EN-
stokes counsel 10 enforce PAYNE mt
by In the Court Of Common Pleas lie brought su
against Charles u. Pesf, ,as salient OF the company
whle the SUIT pending the lawyer elopel win m
red and In his absence Judgment entered Tor he
endant by de ant the plaintiffs behalf Bsnno Loewy
yesterday moved before Jude Van ocsen III the .ourt OF
Common Pleas Chambers that the defanlt be opened rms
opposed By William b. Smith for III company but he
motion granted on another motion bell III OF the
plaintiff that the nse OF the company he substituted Tor tha
Of the preent IN The COMPLAINT tho eels ON was resoryed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-12
THE SEPTEMBER CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES.

The American Championship athletic games TO be held at
the Manhattan Athletic Club grounds September IL,
promise be extremely interesting Among the English
athletes who will co mpete will 10 H. Abbott T. Ray C. j. X
Cross. T. Leaver. E. Maitre and O. g. Wood cross won
the English championship mile In minutes and 20
seconds Abbott a remarkable broad Jumper, while RAY
holds the record at poevautne II feet and Oh inches
sprihng 220 yards having run tht
distance 81 as seconds He has quar- or OF
mile in 40 seconds record Ola mile
on the grass minutes and 20 45 seconds.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. JULY 70 1887

on their way downtown to consult various lawyers
One OF the lawyers visited said that he did not douDt
that some people of means would be found TO 90
legally responsible. The committee will report the
suit of their search to the general meeting Oh Tue
creditors Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-12

THE VALUE OF GENERAL CUTTINGS SERVICES
The hearing In tho Cutting reference resumed
yesterday Leiore Referee Hamilton Cole at his office No 40
Wallst
william Cuttings service, in managing tho Indianapolis,
Chicago and other Western railroads, reading
hy question stating he nature and exert of Tho
for defendants objected to the
Mr. Calrf allowed reply and said that
81. would be lair compensation Ar Caet
railroad business twenty and be-
liovi h. COMPETENT To Judge such point WI lam
Doughrrt officer at the Buna NewiOrk and Philadel
ailrOsd believed that compensation Tor -uch
services Gen raj Cutting would be from 1000 TO
81 Mr. Root asked what would bs proper sum.
provided that for rt OF the time he hat done nothing hut
the income 10 forwarded aud coupons
Mr. Doughery r-plei he would then be entitled g. the
trustee from 81 900 to 5.00l Thomas W.
Lille 81 Louis Francisco Railroad
test fed that General Cuttings services were "orth about
Hearings the closet ana IL is
that the referee viii make his report few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-12

FALSE REPORT ABOUT A CREMATION COMPANY.
There good deal OF indignation felt at the Office OF
the United Cremation Company yesterday the
story published here in Western to the effect
that wealthy OF this city nearly burned alive at
Thursday II alleged that she apparently
disease and her bodv TO DO cremaed Just
before into the ret0rt however she came 10 le
"Tbere word OF truth In II from beginning 10 emf,
Is foundation for said official of the
pany. 1.-THE last body cremated that OF Catarina
Niepe Brooklyn Her Incarceration took place July
three days bel this alleged Incident"
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ARRESTED FOR PALSIFYIyG ACCOUNTS

Deputy United States Steamboat Inspector John T.
Kennedy, who arrested weeks ago for falsi-
tying accounts and discharged from tho department.
accounts to the amount OF S.. ZOO. relating to
penses incurred Long Island. Yesterday he was
released on $1,000 bail by United States Commits
Grifi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-12
JERSEY CITY.

John J. Hogan age forty employe the Penn
lnun dead about n yester
day dying The yard Of tenement house in winch he
lived hat and the Of his body
seem show that he fell from an upper window
The Rev w. T. Brush installed Sunday rector OF
ST. Pauls Episcopal Church, In Duncan-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-12

PoRTcHEsTgR-A party OF a haif.doEen young in
small yacht sailing yesterday the sound When DO
tween Manrsng Island aud Hawthorn Beach tho yacht
capszed splng the In tho water Tey clung TO the se
until rcscuing patte1 from the beach brought
them ashore with the yacht In tow. They
Their names belonged AMI when their craft
and baed vent back In the direction
whit theyc IN
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ARCHERY MEET AT THE CAPITAL

WASHINGTON July 1.-THE annual meet OF tho National
Archery Association will begin III this city tomorrow and
The for the targets has been
saked of at and contests OF sk will take place
each morning and afternoon OF tho meet number OF we'll
kuo ex already here in.
GLIDING w Clark OF Cincinnati, who the cherry
ship OF the United states last year.
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Earned rnnsNewYori o. Pts99uTs FTs waye y 1r
Pittsburr G Left bases New;York p5tspnrg o. FIRST
None Three-base hits-varroi l. TwoOase hsCarroll l.
Double pays-None Hit by pitcher-Br9wn stolen bases
George l. Passed balls-Brown l. Umpre-Mr Doescher.
Time-l:36.
Two men out in last inning
The Newyork and Pttsburg clubs play again at the Polo
Grounds to-day.
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WHAT THE BIG BRIDGE EARNED IN JUNE.

WHAT THE BIO BRIDGE EARNED INJUNE.
Only Bridge at their office yoster
dag the of meeting for July was unbroken
Presdent Howell Mayor Whitney A. g. Swan. f. r. Thur
Der and John Moenauor present and adjourned until
August The reports for June show receipts Of $780, 20
for traffic and expenditures $50 S96 80 Tho number Of
railroad passengers 2253 l72 the total 1894 705
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fDNf, ISLAND

OF the boats which went ont searching for
OF the missing Of the Mystery found
the body OF about nifty dressed IN the Grand
Army Of Republic UNIFORM The body gfestly de
Ito had by hshes making
IL Nothing found the body 10 lead 10
d.uftH P.fi
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rRYLYG r0 PLAOE REsPOYSLBILIrY.

NJ. Godcbaux and his fellow committeeman met yes
terday at tho Academy of Music. They to
decide upon the course of action they should recon-
mend the creditors to in order to all
part vi the money due to them. Their deliberations
did not last long, and after they met they
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Advertisements admitted inss these cslsssns srs
recsnmended - the readers,sf THE TRs BUNR
NJ shsre.shly reliable. and basisess car ~ desc
By mail with tho advertisers with perfeee safety
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suraEWv cnuer C4Aaiyi--Bctore Potter, Mos g. >,
10 * 90 90 ~ 10 10 % o. l3 1871 liJ l5O 49, l59
la 1876 l72. 1913. III. ia ~. l-O
SuPEENE CoUgT-dgNFEAL rERN-Recess -
srTLFWI COIRT-SrFCiAi TEHN-PAti l-Bet0re D"no'
hu. t81l a2j 3,G. 81. 53S 43l.
sURRoGATEtCoUsI-" IA %. Elizabeth Armstrong Andrew
l. InI son ark Duny Pierre u. Branc.Rrd nj 10 a. M;
Alex Bun. William Nor'-us Max Mack at 1880 a. mi
Flnfn levy AZ 80 ~.
surRRior CoURr--rEciAL TEEM-Reiore oGorman. j.
Nsttits
coNacS PLEls-srEcAL T2Rm-Bcorc Van iIoeseu. j.
-, 'aicn
inclusive.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALdANAc

MINIATURE NLdANAc
TODAY.
Sun rises 4S5 Sets 27 Moon rise li0O Moln's age 81
4 M-sandy HOOK --l Gov. Isld. 0is Hell Gate 207
r. M-Sanay Hook. 0IG GOV sld l20l Hell Gate. 3O9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-12
NEW-.IERSEl
WEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.

| NORTH BERGRx-Wiam Davis age fifteen drowned
| on sunday while swimming In tho Hackensack River.
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rIIE CO.RTs AND rHE RROAnWAY ROAD.

ALB,NT June II tSDr-idh The decision Of the Cen
e-a Term Of the supreme Court the validity o the
Brodway surface RAILROAD repeal legislation will not be
rendered until september.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-12
SMALL YACHTS IN A STIFF BREEZE.

The Empire Yacht had regatta under reef yes
terday and the watched with
more than usual being feared Mt the start that
some Of the competitors would capze The fifteen boats
started from the rounded Wards Island went
nm through Tell Gate and to tho eastward bunch All
classes except class a. hal twenyone miles 10 make IN
rounding the Gangway Buoy Glass had only TO double
Throggs Neck of Fort schuyer and come back AGAIN pr
hans mi fresh at the start
thar ali but In their mansails
They came wind until they tried 70 pass
when all had about 10 make the bend
Tue W Bcecher led the larger boats although the Emma
and Alice gaming her when the Emmas gan was
away of Fort Schuyler Tho result was timed as
follows:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-05

= GaIIawap's pbotosrapbiide
Gallerie bat bic preiie BON pbOtosras
pbien bis mad ben 6eiertagen ernie
brigt. gs 1T alio iebt bic 3eit. UNI
bic bette arbeit gu reouelrten prsifen su
erbalten.
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Cages Weni8feiten.
SnIanb.

- Scr Genat. no6bem er fid an
4. uieber periammelt bate, nertagte Id
aus N9tung gegen ben brrfotbenea
Sen. 2ogan.
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YHi6ten wieber ibernommen. gr Der.
rpauoelte bic 9obesfrofe bes M0rbers
Sobn parrott pon Nrfanias in ftafs
idbrige @efdniBbaft.
= Ser grpreBrduber Greb. Wbitt,
rod uuo feline GenoHen In 81. 2ouis
finD au Z unb 5 Sabreu 0efdngniB pers
urtbeilt morben.
- Die Contention Der Mrbeitsritter
in @bieaeo 1T aufseseben worben, ba
man ben Stanopuntt 8omberlns fhr
ri6tig anerfsnnt. Su Rem Dorf wdhf
inbeiien bic lu5ufrieoeubeit iber pou5s
berlps 6altung.
Su Marplarb finb tpieberum grbs
beben geiptirt morben. au6 in Gbars
Teton tpurben o%ieielbeu ipabrsenommeH.
- Sci SiHis, Ohio, eolibirte elm
paKasier3us rfit einem 6ra6tsus auf
Der BaItimoresO hio 8abn uno murbe
aertriimmert. 10 p%erbrannte HeiheTt
finb biz iebt g~efuuben uoroeu.
MusIanb.
= graf 2alnofp it BON Berlin aus
perfi1ert moroen. bob 5mif6en OeutiG.
lamb uno 3uBlanb fem 8iinbnib abs
gef9loffen wurbe.
- SIN petersburg unb ObeKa ftns
8erii1ie i'm l1mlauf, baB f9 Surf
Mleganber barauf porbereitet. ben SbrOu
BON BuIgarien tpieber gu beifeigen.
= Die 2aiierin bon Oeftrei9 III
iebr frant. Die Mer3te gIauben, bab
ie ME pieber elm pfero beiteiseu fam
= Sepeiden BON guenos apres
meIben Sc gboleraidle unb 20 Sooes'
fdae in ben Iebten "a Stunben. SIN
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